Los Prados Golf Course

Played here a few times now. Very forgiving if your having a bad game. Definitely not the toughest course. Alot of birdie and eagle opportunities with a good tee shot. Nice golf carts. Great rates. Very pleasant experience.

Always a pleasure to play those Prados greens will be great in another week, but they're still pretty good.

Finding the clubhouse to the course when first arriving into the community was a bit difficult because there is no signage telling which way to go to get there.The course is very nice, snuggled between the housing editions in this community. The course layout was a bit different than I am used to playing. The signage on some of the holes was not helpful as to which way to go. It was our fist time playing this course and we missed some of the tee boxes for the next holes because the signage was not seen. If there is one thing that needs to be corrected it would be better signage getting to the golf clubhouse from the entry points when driving to the course. Better signage for some of the tee boxes. I would play here again if I was in Las Vegas, NV. It was a 38 minute drive from our hotel on the south end of the strip..

Ive played this course a few times however, my group of two got behind a 4 some that was absolutely terrible. They had no business getting on this course. It ended up increasing our playtime by an hour and a half. I know theres no way of telling if someone doesnt belong on a course, just thought everyone should know that theres a good chance some group comes onto the course that should be spending more time at the range rather than an 18 hole course while a 2 some who was wanting to get ahead of them. The people at the golf pro shop should educate people who havent played a lot of golf about simple etiqette involving letting someone play ahead. the course was decently maintained with the fairways being cut a little too short and the greens being fairly dirty with some debris from pine trees affecting putting game. However it was a beautiful course and would recommend 7/10!

My favorite part about the course is that It has an atmosphere of not being in Vegas, the desert. Very green, and well maintained.

My buddies and I try to get in a round at LPGC every couple of months. The course is generally in good condition and you can’t beat the value for the price. On this occasion we were a bit annoyed for not being told that the greens on #4 and #14 were under repair and the temporary ones were moved back thus making both holes play substantially shorter. Need less to say, since neither the pro shop nor the starter told us about the shorter holes, we all overshot the temporary greens!

Overall, great course and friendly staff. Only issue was we got behind a threesome trying to play from the Tips when they should have been playing from the Seniors. No Marshall in sight to encourage them to move on. On several holes we had two or three groups waiting to Tee Off.

Haven't played much since moving to LV but have found a new fave course in Los Prados. Played half dozen times. Always enjoyable, pace is quick, staff is superb....

I love this coarse, it is such a great value for a coarse that is in this great of shape. I tee off at 6am and home by 10am. Gabriel in the pro shop is always so helpful.

My son lives in town. Whenever I can come, we go to Los Prados. It is long enough, challenging enough, affordable, and easy to schedule. I have played some of the famous courses in the U.S. but I don't have anything to prove. Golf should be fun, and I plan to enjoy it again next month.

For the money, this course is a fun round for the average golfer. Low handicappers may not like it as it is fairly short and not really set up for wannabe pros : ) Best of all, from tee to green it is mostly green - a rare set up in the desert SW. Fore!

1st time playing here. Love the course layout, fairways & greens well maintained...Good job to the ground keeper & crew. Shot one of my lowest scores!!! 19th was our best group hole.